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    Peterborough United VS Ipswich U21

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    Peterborough United
    Peterborough United
    Ipswich U21
    Ipswich U21
    This EFL Trophy group stage fixture at Weston Homes Stadium sees 23rd-ranked League One side Peterborough United host Ipswich Town U21. I back the home side to get over this hurdle smoothly in normal time. The competition’s special rule states that matches ending in a draw after 90 minutes go directly to a penalty shootout, with the shootout victor awarded one extra bonus point. Given that Peterborough’s top priority is protecting their key first-team players for their ongoing league campaign, the side is highly expected to make widespread rotational changes for this low-stakes cup tie.
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